Dripex Gaming Chair with Footrest, Racing Gaming Chair for Adults, Computer Desk Chair, Adjustable Lumbar Support & Headrest & 2D Armrest, Ergonomic Reclining Swivel Chair 150kg Weight Capacity, Black

This chair works for me on several levels, it was fairly easy to build, all the right parts came! Longer seat makes it very comfortable, the footrest isn't the strongest but for those people with dodgy backs it's extremely supportive in all the right places. Useful to uave adjustable armrests too.Very pleased with quality.

Instructions weren't the greatest but easy enough to put together took about an hour to do. Chair is very comfy but is definitely made for the larger user, the arm rest are quite far apart but can be solved by taking a drill to the bar that holds them to the base and making some new holes to bring the arm rests in closer to the seat edges. The turn screw to loosen the lean back function doesn't loosen enough for me so if I lean back it will not stay in place (not about lever to lean back so you can practically lay down on it that part works fine although I doubt I'd ever use that) pretty decent price for the chair but just bear in mind if you're smaller build then I would pass on this purely due to the distance between armrests.

Solid product and worth the price. I use it for my home office setup and will work for hours on it. Love the adjustable arm rests - means I can tuck it under my desk neatly when I’m done. Was easy enough to assemble and feels like a good quality product and easy to clean.I think it’s slightly wide but the adjustable arm rests can point inwards to compensate for that. Overall a thumbs up from me 👍🏽

I didn’t expect such a sturdy chair for this price. I really like it, it’s comfy and my back doesn’t feel sore after 8 hrs of office work. Really happy with this purchase, great value for price !The added value is a recliner feature :)

Brought the chair for the price was in my price range, Assembly easy enough, supports were you need it, build quality seems for seat and legs are good cant be said for the back support the plastic covering for the attachments are flimsy and there is a lot of movement with the back of chair when up right so for this reason I have only given 3 stars out of 5. saying that the back does go all the way back so you can lay back and pull out leg rest gives good support

Easy to build, all parts and spares in package,Good choice with footrest for watching tv etc.Wheels can a be a bit tricky on carpets

The chair was fine at first, then about a month in one of the arm rests just started getting wobbly and the screws loosened up, for 4 days in a row, had to replace the screw with one of the extra's provided, and then couple of weeks after that the cylinder for the height adjustment starter having issues, to the point where it would gradually drop in the course of like 2,3 minutes and it would happen several times in a row, until you get off the chair raise it all the way up and leave it for a few minutes. At first I taught its due to weight because I am 118kg but the chair is supposed to hold up to 136, so i tried it with my fiancé she is 58kg and still kept happening.

When I bought this chair it was a huge upgrade for me. I'd never spent more than maybe £60 on a chair before, so my expectations were high.I decided to spend more because I work from home, and if I'm not typing at my desk I'm gaming at my desk. I practically live in my chair. It's where I sit up straight and work and it's also where I lay back and fire up my Playstation with a glass of wine on an evening.This chair wasn't the step up I thought it was. Upon receiving the the product I was actually impressed with the build quality and feel of it. It was easy to put together, and after a few days I'd found a comfortable enough configuration for work and play.However, after several weeks I noticed the chair starting to rock ever so slightly. It would also occasionally slip down when I had it adjusted to its highest setting; not in a sudden, jarring way, but in a way that would creep up on you over time until you suddenly felt really short in the chair.The material started to bobble quite quickly too, no doubt owing to cheap fabric for the faux leather finish.Not long after that, it started creaking really badly whenever I sat in it or moved around.Six months after buying the chair, one of the arm rests just... came away in my hand as I sat down. The metal seemed to have weakened and softened over time and the arm bracket just fell off as it was made of putty.I then did some research and realised that if you want a true gaming/office chair that's going to support you all hours and stand the test of time, you need to be looking at a £3-400 investment as a minimum.If, like me, you spend a lot of time in your chair, please give this chair a miss and spend the extra money on something a tier up. You'll be glad you did. Buy cheap, buy twice.

Les chaises gaming coûte plutôt chère mais celle la est sympathique est résiste bien à la cigarette